Rahul speaking in Parliament

July 20, 2018 14:07

House back in session after a brief adjournment.

MSP: MSP is also a 'jumla strike'. Kisano ko bhi sirf jumle se lubhaya ja raha hai. Rahul says the MSP announced by the PM was another jumla as a single state -- Karnataka -- has announced a far higher MSP.

Women: Rahul quotes the Reuters report on India being the most unsafe country for women and said never in the history of India have we ever been given such a tag.

Lynching: PM has not said a word against lynching, but his minister has gone and garlanded the accused. PM is mum on atrocities on minorities.

Constitution: Your minister has made statements that the Constitution will be changed. No one will tolerate it, but the PM is silent on it.

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